how does this keyboard compare to casio CTK 3200?
18050
Not quite sure about Casio other than Yamaha is a better quality sound/ more settings/features
18051
I'm not familiar with Casio either, but I've had the Yamaha for 5 years and it's been wonderful and never given me any trouble at all. It also has great sound quality and all the features you'll probably ever need.
18052
I've not tried the CTK 3200, but when I did a comparison, it looks like it generally has more features, seems to look more attractive and approaches built-in lessons differently. I would suggest looking at these in person to get a clear idea of what you're purchasing to determine your likes/dislikes, and advantages/dis-advantages of both models.
1655342
Don't know what you mean by 'function limits'. Casio CG10 is best if you've been using the CG83 or 991 before as it works in the same way. The Nspire CX is probably better but is much harder to get started with.
1641191
I do not know, but I would seriously look at other keyboards. This keyboard is absolutely horrible.
1490152
I would say fairy quiet, it's not as quite as the silicon ones, but definitely better than many logitech keyboards.the best way is to go to the shop a try it out, I did that.
749364
It is quieter than say a stock Dell keyboard. It more or less has a rather muffled thunk type of sound compared to clicking. I'm a programmer / sys admin and I don't completely touch type, nor do I type 60 wpm. So your mileage may vary.
1406932
I've used many IBM keyboards for the past 20 years, either stand-aloneness or on laptops. They're all unique. I can't speak for the models you listed, sorry. I can say that it's a short stroke and very quiet.
160934
I bought this for my kid, so I'm not the one playing it. But, I did notice that the keys feel more like a piano than an old Casio keyboard I had. My old Casio was like a "switch", either on-or-off, and you could feel that mechanism as you pressed the key. This new Casio is more like a piano, but I don't recall if the loudness works like a piano (soft if you hit the key soft, loud if you hit the key hard)... I want to say it does.
1786094
Check out this website to compare current models: http://www.casio-intl.com/asia-mea/en/emi/compare/keyboard/Very helpful.
958761
I bought this for my daughter-she has a casio privia px-130 88 keyboard--she is very happy with both! hope this helps:)
324133
No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real... » Read More No It doesn't.Actually I was going to buy a Casio on the internet. And I was looking through reviews and changed my mind because one of them complained of that noise and suggested that the Yamaha was better.So I went to Yamaha that was going cost only 500$ I can't remember which and it had some sort of problem maybe the same as this one.But the reviewer who claimed to be a professional player suggested that it would have been much better to pay a couple of more hundred dollars and get the Yamaha 640 which is the best in the price range and closest feel to the real thing.And after having it for two months now, I agree.My family absolutely love it. We are very happy with our choice. and no ticking sound at all. « Show Less
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I am sorry I cannot answer your question. Quite simply, we returned the keyboard because of a bunch of things we didn't like, but since it was such a long time ago, I don't remember specifics. We ended up buying a Yamaha digital, and it's still being happily used to this day.
1944203
Look i think they are both great!Both for me its easier to work with this one.Its very simple , if you know how to use casio.
1795443
Yes! i LOVE it. While the onscreen keyboard was OK for short notes, it was way too slow for anything longer. Having this keyboard was one of my favorite upgrade features.
1944205
Both are fine calculators with similar price points and similar features. The difference is the Casio has the added touchscreen, which I personally have found very useful. I am glad I went with this and not the TiN CAS.
1944209
The Casio is very, very good. The manual is over 900 pages, which can be downloaded from the supplied CD or obtained from the Casio website. The screen is bright, it is lightning fast in computations, and it has a great user interface where computations can be dragged and dropped into graphic applications.
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Casio CTK-3200 has Touch Response and Pitch Bend Wheel on left side of keyboard. Touch Response - Let's you add delicate nuances to notes by varying how much pressure you apply to keyboard keys. Pitch Bend Wheel - Rotate the wheel to slide the pitch of the sound being output upwards or downwards. This effect comes in handy when reproducing the sound of ethnic instruments, etc.
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It is adjustable, and I don't know what the casio ctk 541 looks like, but the keyboard we have on it is a 88 key keyboard, full size and it fits fine